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Associate Editor, The Daily Telegraph; columnist on the international and UK economies, finance, and business
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Gold is on a tear – and it’s easy to explain why

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By Jeremy Warner Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
The price of gold is once again on a tear, and though explaining exactly why can be a challenge, on this occasion it's fairly obvious. Hovering around $4,645 (£3,404) per troy ounce, gold is still admittedly quite a bit lower than the all-time high it reached in January, but turmoil in bond markets and Donald Trump's seeming inability to resolve the crisis in the Gulf has seen buyers once more flocking to this most ancient of currencies.
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The Bank of England is costing the taxpayer billions. It must stop

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By Jeremy Warner Verified
| MSN Verified
Remember quantitative easing (QE), the monetary voodoo which, much to the irritation of the Bank of England, the UK press insisted on calling “money printing”? It all seems like a long time ago, but at one stage during the madness of lockdown, the Bank was buying up UK government debt at the rate of billions of pounds' worth a day.
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The Bank of England is costing the taxpayer billions. It must stop

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By Jeremy Warner Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
The Bank of England tends to downplay any role it might play in rising borrowing costs - Andy Rain/Shutterstock Remember quantitative easing (QE), the monetary voodoo which, much to the irritation of the Bank of England, the UK press insisted on calling "money printing"? It all seems like a long time ago, but at one stage during the madness of lockdown, the Bank was buying up UK government debt at the rate of billions of pounds' worth a day.
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